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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2006
Page
1
Emergency crews extricated two women from an overturned Honda Civic on Interstate 95 in Hampton Falls on Monday afternoon. A third woman crawled out before responders arrived. All three were taken to area hospitals. Passengers include Lauren Kroick, 21, of South Deerfield, among others.
In Bangor Maine a granite memorial for Charlie Howard unveiled two years ago faced removal for lack of approvals and now sits stacked. The Charles C Howard Memorial Foundation splits into rival groups as the city arts committee delays two design proposals, delaying a lasting remembrance of the 1984 hate crime that drew national attention.
PORTSMOUTH The School Board tentatively agreed on 394 045 dollars in next year’s cuts aimed at narrowing a 12 million budget gap. Superintendent Bob Lister outlined reductions that mostly remove new positions or posts vacated by retiring teachers. The plan faces further council and board scrutiny with wide implications for classrooms.
The City Council kept the fiscal year 2007 budget at 76.2 million, a tax rate increase just under 4 percent. Assistant Mayor Tom Ferrini proposed raising the budget by 310,000 for the schools, but the council did not amend the approved amount.
Police continue investigating the drowning of Kathleen Bradley-Taglianetti, 47, an Amherst resident found on Rye beach. Kevin Walsh said she had no known family in the Seacoast area, autopsy completed Monday confirmed drowning with no foul play suspected.
Portsmouth police report no new details in the June 16 electrocution of William Woodward Jr., 33, of North Berwick Maine, on the Frank Booma American Legion building roof. A makeshift memorial with posters and flowers grew at the lodge entry as neighbors remember him. Local authorities say he touched a 7300 volt line while attaching a tarp from a bucket truck, prompting traffic blockades and a rescue attempt that left his brother-in-law with minor injuries.
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